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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-13

Tho Rt. Rev. DR.. Keane, Bishop OF
Richmond, and lately appointed First
Rector of the new Catholic Univereily,
will deliver lecture next Tuesday even.
ing in the Cathedral, corner of EoG and
Thirteenth streeta. His subject will be
"Leo MIL" Admittance will be free,
but at the close Of the lecture collection
will be taken up for the benefit of the
poor under the. caro- Of the Ladies'
Aid Society. There will be also fine &C..
lection Of music rendered, both vocal nd
instrumental. Bishop Ksane is regarded
as one oil tho ableat pulpit orators In the
country, and he has had exceptional.
ly good opportunities Of studying the
character Of the Pope about whom he will
discourse, having spent quite while in
Rome comforting with the Pope and
Church authorities there in reference to
the University over which he is to pre-.
side. For these REASONS he will be I'M.
douptedly greeted by large and intelli.
gent audience.
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MIR. Heatherington Found.

Mr.. Alex HeGtherington, whose d;sap.
pearance from his home at Bellaire was
chronicled yesterday, called at tho real.
dence Of Deputy Sheriff Morgan McCol.
loch, up the river, Sunday afternoon, and
asked for something to cat, which was
given him. He was evidently suffering
from mental alteration, but when esked
who he wae, answered correctly. He was
gathering old iron along tho railroad, and
whom aeked why ho did 90 when he said
no owned coal works, he eaid, "Be say.
ing and you will got RICH" He went on
up the road. Some Of his friends heard
yesterday Of his whereabouts, and went
up on the Pewiky train last evening to
look for him. He was found at Wellsburg.
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PLEASANT PRESENTATION.
Mr.. Martin Gained on tho ovo OF his Leaving
. q T.. for Fnatnrln D.

Mr.. Martin Caued on tho ovo OF hls Leaving
#.er.tf. for F0storlA. ui-s. ra
: A very pleasant informal little affair
took place In ono Of the Mcclure house
parloru last evening about 8 o'clock. 1t
was in tho nature Of a presentation and
Mr.. Luclus Martin was tho pleased and
surprised recipient OF a handsome tcsti.
monlal Of tho esteem and regard enter.
tanned for him by come Of his friends.
Mr.. Martin for the past eighteen years has
been connected with the well.known glass
house OF Hobbs, DrockunIer 4 90. For a
good portion OF this time bis position has
been that OF travelling aalesmsn, and as
such no has been very successful, pleas.
ing his firm and making friends wherever
no sold his goods. To-day he goes to
Foatoria to make his homo there, having
associated himself with mir. Brady in the
starting up Of q new glaes works there.
His loss will be felt here, especially by
those who were specially intimate with
him. II was a few Of these that met him
last night; come were from the works
proper, others from the Office and others
again who were not connected with the
glass house. They gave him a gold head.
cd cane appropriately engraved. There
was no ceremony attending Its presenta.
ton; there were but TOW words said, but
they wore hearty and sincere. Mr.. Otto
Jaeger made the presentation speech.
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TEMPERANCE WORK
WITH NO POLITICAL FEATuRRs
Tho Meetings Addressed BY Major Camp, Of
Ohio, Mt the Capital Hlnk-Tho Plan OF
his Work and tho Good ho Ia doing
here-Thc Ministorlnl Association.

The temperance meetings addressed by
Major Camp and local speakers for tho
pas! week or 80 seem to DO doing real
good, and they will be KEEP. up for a time
notyet determined. Major Camp gave an
interesting talk on temperance last night
to moderate sized audience, notwlth.
standing tho fact that the Capitol rink was
not sufficiently warmed. This will, how.
over, DO remedied this evening, and tho
public ore earnestly invited to DO present
and holp mako the meeting success. Tho
Msjor 10 On earnest worker and talks on a
nubIcct with which he Is thoroughly &C.
quainted. &.
These meetings have no political bear.
Ing whatever, and have no reference to a
third party or tho proposed amendment.
Tho work 10 In tho interests OF temperance
and 10 conducted somewhat on tho same
plan as Francis Murphy'a work. A NUN.
Der have signed the pledge here, and q
number OF former drinkers who had 70.
formed and lived up to their good resolu'
lions have been confirmed In the right
Courae.
The aim OK Major Camp and those III.
tereated In bis meetlngs 10 10 reach the
drunkard and the drinker and secure biz
individual reform, and to get hold on
the young and prevent their forming the
drinking habit. Major Camp is q forCible
and pleasing speaker, talking from the
heart, and he should have large audioncee
90 long 40 he remains in Wheeling.
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Coming Theatrical Attractions.

On Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week at the Opera House will be given
the latest Madiaon Square succea, Jim,
the Penman," by A. NJ. Palmer's own
company. This play has had great run
in the E,st. The Christmas attraction
will be Lizzie Evans, December 26 and 81.
The New Years attractions booked are
Murray & Murphy December 80, and the
ever-popular Maggie Mitchell, December
81, two performances.
In the way Of coming attractions at the
Grand after this week, Manager Gsnther
announces the following; Joseph J. Dow
ling in "Nobody's Olnim," December 10,
20 and 81; Florence Bindley, %, % and
p; the dates 20, 81 and % arc open, but a
strong attraction is being negotiated with.
Monroe & Rico will be here December 20,
80 and 81 with their. lsughsble "Aunt
Bridget" which caught, biz houses LIANT
season. The Lsonzo Bros. appear all the
week OF January 2.
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Catarrh,

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all tic horrible sensations Of an assassin ciutchiue
your throat and pressing the life breath from your
frightened chest! Have you noticed the laueuor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and bead Of this catarrhal mat!er7 What A
depressing influence 1t e1erta upon the MIND
clouding tho memory and filling the head viii
pains aud strange noises! How difficult it ia TO rid
me nasal passages throat and lungs OF this pois
onous mucns all can testify who arc afflicted with
catatrh How difficult 10 project tho system
against i@ further progress towards the lungs.
liver ana Kidneys, all physicians will admit, II II
terrible disease. and cries out for relief and cnrc
Inc remarkable curative powers, when ali other
remedies utterly fall. OF sAnford's Radical Cure
arc attested by thou,and who gratefully recon-.
mend Is to ellow.sui,ereB. No statement Is made
regarding It that cannot DO substanttated by the
most respectable and reliable references. '''
Each packet contains one bottle OF the Radical
Cure. one box OF Catarrhal Solvent, and an i'm.
Is sold by all druggists for 81 90. A7's' 'A1
POTTER DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., Boston SeNt
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THE AlINlsrkKs' MEETING.
Their Associations Weekly Session Ieutera
lnY EuIl Of Iutcrent.

Their Associations Weekly Session Ieutera
dny Fail Of Interest.
Tho Wheeling Ministerial Association
held one Of Its regular meetingu at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church yesterday
afternoon. There was q large attendance
and the meeting was full OF absorbing
interest. The uubjects discussed were the
NJ. y. Conference Seminary and the tenn
perance work. Rev. DR.. LYDIA, OF Charles
ton, the financial agent engaged in work.
ing for the Seminary, was present and
gave some interesting facts in relation 10
the interest that Is everywhere being
taken In the new institution, and told
what progress had been made in tho mat
ter of subscriptions and preparations 10
build. 1t wac resolved by the Association
to increase tho efforts that have already
been made here to aid the institution by
every possible means, both collectively
and individually.
The temperance work was too extensive
q subject to discuss at one meeting, CO.
pecially with another topic OF sucb i'm.
portance as the Conference Seminary, 10
be discussed at the came meeting, and 20
a further discussion Of the Temperance
question was postponed until the next
regular meeting.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers Ia the City and Wheeling Folks

Btrnnsers Ia the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. ]. Wiley Mulhul!snd, Of Philadel.
phis, Is again in the city.
Major ]. @. Anderson is visiting his lam.
lily at Mountain Lake Park.
CHARLES A. Hutchinson, OF Point Pleas.
ant, was at tho Mcclure yesterday.
W. II. Strickland, business manager Of
the "Jim, the Penman" Company, is hero.
The Lawrences, OF the Harry Williams
Company, are domiciled ut tho Mcclure
House.
Partof the members OF Harry Williams
specially company have rooms at the
stamm House. &;Tse-
John B. Hagen, Of Wellsburg, and Mira.
G. NJ. Hagen, Of Washington, were in the
city yesterday.
Mile Rhes and her companion and
several membera Of her support ere at the
McLure House.
Joseph DeVille, prominent steno-
graphor OF this city, Is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Frank Tyree left last evening for
Atch!non, Kansas, where he has accepted
a lucrative position.
Mr.. Nj. T. Frame left last evening for
his home in Atchison, Kansas, after a
pleasant sojourn in this city.
Mr.. J. R. Amory, popularity known por-
sonslly to number of Wheelingiteg, ia
atill connected with Rhea's company.
Misses FiizAllen and Dantes and
Measrs. R. P. Gibbs and ". r. o wens, Of
Rhea'a company, are stopping at the
stamm House. a
News was received here yesterday Of
the death Of Mrs. Wilbur L. Wright, vile
OF tho clever young gentleman formerly
with Nicholl's art store here She died at
their home in Pittsburgh, where they
removed from here shout a yesr ago.
They were married less than two years
ago Of Washington, Pa, at which place
she will be inferred to-day. IN
Mr.. Thomas Walton, formerly OF tho
firm Of Sweeney L. Walton, OF this CITY, Ia
here on visit and to look after some
business matters. When no lett ho.e lie
removed his family 10 Omaha. Later he
removed to ct. Paul, where be is now 10.
Gated. MIR. Walton removed from Wheel.
ing mainly in the hope of bapetittinp hia
wife'g health. Her many friends win be
pleased to loarn that the change has
proved beneficial to her, and that she is
nov enjoying good health, as
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WIRE NAIL MACHINES
MULTIPLYING IN THE COUNTRY.
Som ething farther ABOUT tho Sharon Invsn.
ton which has been Mentioned In tho /.
* 1ntoiiigoncor-A Combination Nail
from PlRtc-Cara from sharon,

Yesterday the 1srELLlaENcRR received
from Sharon, Pa, o letter which Ia printed
below, with which was enclosed Bamples
Of tho two kinds Of nails mentioned. One
OF !hese 10 two.inch wire nail, and the
other like wire nail In appearance, hay!
Ing diamond point, but cut from nail
plato. This nail Ia on the same Idea az
tho one mentioned recently In lotter to
this paper from Mr.. John B. Hastings. A
clmilar nail 10 also made at at least one OF
tho factories in Wheeling-the LaBelle-
having the appearance to a casual observer
OF the wiro nail, its advantages over the
ordinary cut nail being its greater light.
nees and consequent cheapness.
This makes at leaat four machines, or
devices, for cutting nails on a cut nail ma.
chine, the Sharon one, Mr.. Hastings, the
ono invented by Mr.. McKim, OF Martins
Ferry, and the ono which Hugh Oeary Is
periectlng at the Belmont mill, In this
city. II there are any others the INTrLLI.
agNcER will be glad 10 learn Of them.
Following is the letter from Sharon re.
ierred to above:
To ne Editor ofht Ia!lllisect,.
BIR:-Enclosed you will find samples OF
wire nails, and diamond pointed Gu. nails,
very similar to the wire nail, being eli Chilly
heavier, mado on an ordinary cut nail
machine In the Sharon Iron Company's
factory. A..t-
To Mr.. Phillip Leonard, foreman OF the
factory, and Mr.. William Riddell, master
mechanic, is duo tho credit Of making a
B1cCess Of the manufacture OF wire nails on
cut nail machines.
The machine invented by Mr.. Leonard
was put in operation on wire nsils some.
thing more than year sinco. But as in
this machine an extra lever was used to do
the pointing, work WAS continued with the
view OF doing away with this additional
lever, and at the same time with great
part OF the expense OF changing tho
machine. 4
AS a result, cut nail machine oil, cay
eight or ten penny size, may now bt
changed to produce wire nails at cost Of
not above thirty dollara, and in no way
Interfering with its usefulness 90 q GU
nail machine, the levers and I'LL its part,
remaining precisely the Same. Machines
OF this class will cut more wire nails ha,
The regular ,uirs nail machines. This Is ex
planned by the fact that they may bs run
much faster. In cutting swire nails thu
''cuttinR jaw" is removed, which permit
the machine to be run at an extremely
high rate Of speed, at :the same tim,
making perfect nails. In practice it hss
been found that tho machine doesits vorl
ss we'll at high speed ea at lower rate
Alter tho machine has been equipped
for making wire nails the change from Gu
to wire nails, or vico versa may be &C
complished in ono hour.
TnEo. D. MORGAN,
Superintendent Sharon Iron Company.
Sharon, Pa, December 10.
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BRLLAIRE,
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
tho 0lass City.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
4 tho 0lass City.
Miss Maggie Smith, Of Wheeling, is in
the, city. vs.
Harry wetherald and wife are in steu.
benville. e.
7, The indebtedness Of this city ioots up
s285, 900. 9Sll5s5ff ,ss.i :
Howard Runyon and wife arc home from
Misc Kitty CHARLES, Of steabenville, is
whiting here. ng5s'' isI-f
Hope Hose Company No. 2 will give an
entertainment soon. va M
Missed Patterson and Fargo are Visiting
Rev. n. 8. Hoeys' family VI
Prof. Kilmyer will play for o private hop
tomorrow night at Choral hall.
The Grand Army Of the Republic will
give q supper tonight at City Hall. u
Rev. DR.. Williams was In Wheeling last
night, preaching at the Dlsclplea Church.
Mr.. John Campbell 10 ct home, He Ia
very sick and the doctor says has typhoid
fever. NJ :. n -.l' 49,
Mrs. Louis Lawrence lie very low with
typhoid fever, and Mrs. John Luke has
typhoid SYMPHONIC. l9T :
Mlsa Blanche and Mamie Groves, who
were visiting here, have returned 10 their
home in st. Olalrsville. ~ 4: =
Rev. r. s. Byrnet, OF Venaupo county.
Pa, will dedicate the new Church Of God
at Rlyerview on January !. .V11I N =
Tho Board Of Directors Of tho iE!ua
Glnes Company hold private meeting
yesterday at the Office Of the works, ~ .
Cspt. r. 7. Devices, Superintendent Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad west OF the
Ohio river, was in the city yesterday.
There Is talk Of tho Stamping Dom panv
building q globe factory near their place
to manufacture glass globes for their oil
cans. i77 , - IN - 80
There probably will DO no Council meet.
ing tonight, as some OF the members are
IN Columbus on tho Belmont street. crosa.
Ing case. ~ :, =. -
Prof. Haupts German pupils hare now
number over fifty, and the enthusissm il
great and growing. he has simply taken
the town. Da' is! die rarheit. ~
some Of the boys who ride on the hand
cars on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
trestling will get hurt some of these DAYS
and the company ought to stop 1t.
Mrs. Thomaa Boyce, Of the fourth
ward, tripped and foil down long flight
Of stairs at her home, and was SEVERELY
bruised, but no bones were broken.
William DseSan died at nine o'clock
Sunday night. Mr.. Dsegan has been a
resident of this city for twenty yeara
The interment will DO at Mt. Calvary.
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Bridegroom.
Horny Fox Ia on the sick List.

henry FOX 10 on the sick list.
Jacob Moiuter left Saturday for the West
The colored ball last nigh. was biz
success SIS usual.
Harry Cook Is learning the drug bust
ness OF Bowie Bros. drug store.
Dr.. A. Heinlcin leaves to-day TO at
tend medical meeting at Findlay.
Charles Hill drew the s25 dressing case
at Bowies' drug store, holding ticket No.
90. -5
Squire Robinson yesterday sent Joseph
Jones, an inobriate, to s.. Ciairsville 10,
three weekn to sober up.
The watch which is now being contested
for at st.. Anthony's church is on
exhibition ct Howell'a drug store.
A little boy named Milton Coss, while
playing in E. Lyle'a stable Saturday after.
noon, was kicked on the head by q vicious
mule and badly hurt, l-
Tho biggest Of the aeaaou's testivitiee
comes on Saturday night in Heinlein'e
hall, under the auspices Of the Catholic
church, this being their annual tair and
festival. - -
A gang Of tough looking trampa on Sun
dny built a fire in box car in the O., L.
q W. yards and were arrested and locked
up. They numbered Elteep, too many to
be led, and were released yesterday morn
Ing. ~. "a
All perEonn, desiring to join tho class or
not, are cordially invited to attend Piioi.
A. P. Haupt's lecture on the German
language and It's study under the natural
method at the Y. NJ. Q. A, rooms this is
evening. . 5is.=,, a -
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LINcoLN CLUB DELEGATES
Who will form Part of tho Republican Uluh
y 49, W. ConYantion, u. ~ ~.

Lincoln Club Of this city, tho lead.
ing Republican organization in the State,
Is to be we'll and ably represented in the
convention Of Republican clubs from all
over tho country that is to be held in
ChickerlnE Hall, New York, this week.
The regular delegates from Lincoln Club
are Hon. O. D. Hubbard, Hon. N, b.
Scott, Gen. N. GOT, Mr.. E. Buchanan and
Mr.. O. d. Hart. All OF these gentlemen
except Mr.. Hart, will be able to attend tho
convention. Senator Scott and Mr..
hickman have already departed, Mr..
Hubbard will leave today and
General GoH will 20 over IRON Washing.
ton Wednesday evening. The alternatea
appointed by the club are Dr.. 7. o. Ed
wards, Dr.. 7. II. Logan, Mr.. G. o. Smith,
Hon. Benjamin Fisher and Mr.. Samuel
Kraft. Dr.. Edwards and Measrs. KRAFT
and Fisher have already gone on. Mr..
Smith 10 going, and 1t 10 not improbable
that Dr.. Logan may make up his mind to
20 on and attend the love least. There
will bs over 1000 deleGates at tho con.
yention, and included In this number will
be come OF the foremost lsadors OF the
party. The delegation from Lincoln Club
will hold its own with those from any
other clubs in the country. M
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The Circuit Court.

In Judge Jacobs court yesterday the
motion to set aside the non.auit and iudp-
ment thereon in the Gaze of Giles ya. the
Fire and Marine Insurance company, was
further argued.
In Judge Boyd's court, in the case Of
Dolan VS.. Charles thinner, the death Of
the plaintiff was suggested on the record
In the case Of Campbell We. the Osy, ap-
pealed from Squire Peterman'a court, a
motion waa made to dismiss the appeal,
under the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court that case tried before iustico to
q jury can only be reviewed by the Or
cult Court on certiorari. Campbell got
o verdict Of $3.50 for injury to his eye
while working for the city.
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af'"tHH Fh 49,
Advice to Mothers.

Are you diuturbod at night and broken
Of your rest By sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth :? ~
co, send at once and got a bottle of Mpa
WISsLow's SooTHlSa SYRUP FOR Chr.
DRsT TEETHISa. Its value is incalculahla
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer im.'
mediately. Depend upon It. mothars
there is no n1iatake about 1t. Il cnres
dyssutesy and diarrhaa, regulates II tbs
stomach and bowels, cures Wind co liz
sottena the gums, rsduces inflammat;or,
and gives tone and energy to the whoIa
system. MEa. WIssLow's SoorHISo s Suu,o
FOR CHlLpnEN TEETHlNa is pleasant to t tba
taste, and isthe prescription Of one If ~ tbe
oldest and best female nurses and nh II sae
cians in tho United States, and Ia iar IT, yI!,
6y all druggists throughout The W wo ssis
Prlce Is ceat a bottle, wv svata.
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The fact hos already been published in
the Nr9tnian that Mr.. I. NJ. Benson, the
popular chief clerk OF the Old Dominion
Steamship Company at Newport News,
WAS fortunate winner OF 0ne.teath of the
capital prize Of $4,000 in the recent
grand drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery. Tho press dispatches had it that
W. Il. Landon, Of Newport. News, had
been the winner, and thereby hangs the tale
OF how Il very respectable fortune was lost
and won. The particulars gro as follows:
A party OF FIVE had individually purchased
taath tickets, In the November drawing
Among the fye WAC youth named w. e.
Landon, and the tenth Of ticket he Dur.
chased was 7l,4ll. After receiving. his
ticket and holding it for some time he
thought there was more money in selling
his ticket than in holding it, and be sold
it to Mr. T. NJ. Benson. -
MIR. Benson is O regular subscriber to
the Norfolk Pirginian, and always looks
upon It as g welcome visitor, but never
more 30 THAI when no Yesd In Ii tile an,
nouncemeut OF the lucky numbers in the
last drawing and saw that the ticket be
held. No. Il AL, was tie one tnat draw
the first cabital prize. He is a married
man, With loving wife and two 6eauti.
iul children, and he took quick steps to
his pleasant home, and read tho happy
announcement contained in the Trqinian
to his dear ones. Mr.. Benson ia a very
practical man. He placed his ticket in
the charge Of the Home Savings Bank OF
Norfolk for collection, and quietly pur.
aues the even tenor OF his business, Ho
has boon investing one dollar month in
The Louisiana State Lottery for some
yeAre, and considers that it was a proflta.
BILE Investment. He has been the recip.
lent Of many letters and kilograms Of con.
graduation from friends Throughout! the
country.-NoJolk (Va,) Virginian, De.
cem6er q. SsEasgS INV N
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THE Cleveland, Lornin & wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excurnion
Tickets during the Christmas holidays to
Cleveland end between all stations on lis
road Excepting between stations on Bel
laire and Martins Ferry branch) one
single trip lare for tho round trip. 8 s
To ticket sold for less than ian no,
cents. Local tickets will be good going
December p, IS and 81. 1887, and good TO
return December 20, 1887, to January 0.
1883, inclusive. Cleveland tickets good
for return December 81, 1857, to JANUARY
3, 1883, inclusiye. is$5-,'''
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Charles Klepg and Henry Earthmirc,
better known as "Dex!er," the two young
men arrested by Officers Brinkmaun and
Hanshunacker in the Eighth ward on a
charge Of stealing chickens, were sent to
jail by Squire Schulizs in default Of bail
IN $500, for their appearance on Wednes.
day for an examination. The one who ca.
capped night before last va, .ecaptured
laas night. Residents OF the Eighth ward
regard tl,ia as an important capture, as
they cay one Of tho two was recently con.
nected with moro serious robbery than
that Of hen coop. !. M. ..,''-''
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Syrup OF EiEa

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and tho most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costivo; to dispel headaches,
colds, and fevers, to euro habitual con.
stipatlon, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
factured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Measrs.
Logan & Co., Anton P. HeEs, R. B. Burt
and q. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va. a.